Features
Features makes up the core of the magazine with academics and policy-makers who forge the ideas and craft the strategies that define international relations. Centered around the symposium topic for the issue, like Power, Religion, or Health, authors examine different aspects of this common theme and present a variety of opinions on how that issue manifests itself in the realm of international affairs.
Path to Recovery
- A Libertarian Perspective on Economic Crisis
by Jeffrey Miron
On Prudential Regulation
- To Regulate Foreign or Domestic Intermediation?
by Joshua Aizenman
Necessary Reform?
- The IMF and International Financial Architecture
by Richard N. Cooper
Monetary Integration
- Prospects for a Changing World Economy
by Ellen E. Meade
The Future of the Dollar
- Currency Challenges in a Globalized World
by Benn Steil
Evolving Markets
- Adapting to the New High-Skilled Migration
by Mark Regets
Madrasah Education
- Necessity or Rational Choice?
by Alexander Evans
Myth or Reality?
- Assessing the Validity of the Asian Model of Education
by John N. Hawkins
Africa's Science Decline
- The Challenge of Building Scientific Institutions
by Johann Mouton
Competition and Cooperation
- The Need for a Dual Approach
by Luc Weber
The Impossible Dream
- Education and the MDGs
by Phillip M. Jones
Climate Trading
- The Case for the “Climate Protection Authority”
by Nigel Purvis
Green Modernization
- Reflections from Europe
by Hein-Anton van der Heijden
From Prediction to Action
- Meteorology and the War on Climate Change
by Alexander I. Bedritsky
A Global Framework
- International Aspects of Climate Change
by John Marburger
Incentivizing Climate Mitigation
- Engaging Developing Countries
by Richard Perkins
Science and Politics
- Accepting a Dysfunctional Union
by Roger Pielke, Jr.